Coulomb Technologies isn’t the only company that’s announced some new electric vehicle chargers at this week’s Plug-In 2010 conference in San Jose — ECOtality has also taken advantage of the show to debut its new Blink EV chargers. Those were developed in partnership with Frog Design , which is responsible for the eye-catching look that the companies hope will become a “new icon for a smart EV ecosystem.” Of particular note with the home version is a modular set-up that lets you place the garden hose-like cord reel separate from the main unit, which the company says makes it particularly well-suited for cramped garages.
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ECOtality and Frog Design debut eye-catching Blink EV chargers
We’ve seen Sharp e-dictionaries aplenty here, but with the exception of a couple of models , that same ol’ clamshell form factor’s bound to send you to snoozefest sooner or later. To keep the Japanese bookworms interested, Sharp’s latest offering — dubbed the Brain PW-AC10 — has packaged itself in a BlackBerry -esque candybar, which it claims makes it the industry’s lightest e-dictionary while carrying two AAA batteries that keep it going for 110 hours.
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Sharp’s Brain PW-AC10 e-dictionary attempts to fool you with its phoney looks
So shall it be written , so shall it be done.
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Apple Mac Pro line overhauled with new design and 12-core processors
Whether you classify it as a roadable aircraft or a flying car, Terrafugia’s Transition looks resolutely set on avoiding vaporware status and becoming a bona fide commercial reality late next year.
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Terrafugia’s flying car Transitions into a safer, better, tamer-looking personal transporter
Amimon — remember those guys? The company responsible for transmitting 1080p video over a 5GHz band went ( nearly ) radio silent after making a few announcements at CES this year, but now it’s hitting back with a new prototype system designed to support the bandwagon that James Cameron and company are driving forward
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Amimon demos prototype wireless 3D HD transmission system
With the iControlPad seemingly slipping further and further from reality, iPhone gamers with an affinity for buttons have fewer reasons to get out of bed in the morning and face the world. If that’s you then it’s time to wake up, Sunshine, because the iPhone Game Pad is here to bring a little light to your life. It’s a somewhat chubby slip-on case that, as of now, works only with the original model iPhone
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CP Design’s iPhone Game Pad prototype does Donkey Kong Country right (video)
Sure, 85.3 percent of your best buds are kickin’ it in Cozumel right now, but a few bright minds at California State University, Long Beach have been toiling around the clock in those dreaded summer sessions in order to help create the five-pack you see pictured here.
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WD tosses out high-fashion 500GB My Passport Essential drives, props to the LBC
We’ve already seen what’s purported to be the BlackBerry Curve 9300 out in the wild a few times , but Vietnamese site Mainguyen has now gotten its hands on a unit as well, and given us our most detailed look at the phone yet.
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BlackBerry Curve 9300 spotted in the wild again, gets examined in-depth
Crazily enough, the device you’re staring at above — jaw solidly on the floor, we’re sure — is real. As in, you can purchase one for you and yours
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Watermelon cooler push cart: perfect for those sultry North Carolina summers
Apple’s Friday press conference may have left a bad taste in some rival handset manufacturer’s mouths , but not all of them are taking Cupertino’s derision of their devices seriously — HTC’s Droid Eris was arguably the most effected by the grip of doom, its bars dropping to zilch when held, but the Taiwanese company keeping any controversial opinions to itself for now. Instead, it’s sharing a simple percentage to help clear the air.
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HTC fires back at Apple antenna demo with percentage pew-pew
